I'm not a fan of this one. I am assuming that his sister Darline is the executor of his estate. That is a LOT of work - especially when dealing with someone who was - or almost was - a millionaire.

Side note - for him to be in the Senate for so long and not be a multimillionaire, maybe he was actually decent and didn't cheat the system. He was still a warmonger though.

Darline will serve from whenever they swear her in, until January 3. She has multiple jobs, a family with adult children and at least one grandchild, and very little time to serve as a Senator. I'm sure his estate will go through probate, and there could be fights in the family. She will have to deal with all of that while learning what to do in the Senate.

I get the sentiment, but I'm not sure she knows what is in store for her and her family. Maybe one of her adult children can be executor, but who knows.

I just think these kinds of appointments should be very rare, and thought about for more than a day. The appointee may not have any idea what they are in for with the learning curve and the executor duties - and the press watching every move.